El desarrollo de la resiliencia en los niños pequeños

(9 customer reviews)

Este curso ayuda a los participantes a comprender qué es la resiliencia y cómo ayuda a los niños a trabajar a través de eventos difíciles y traumáticos en sus vidas. El curso se enfoca en el rol del profesional de cuidado y educación temprana en el desarrollo de un programa que promueve la resiliencia. El curso explora una amplia gama de actividades y prácticas adecuadas para los bebés hasta los niños en edad escolar.

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Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York

9 reviews for El desarrollo de la resiliencia en los niños pequeños

  1. Ana Maria CUTLER BAY, FL –

    MARAVILLOSO CURSO !

  2. Rosa MIAMI, FL –

    excellent course

  3. Luz MIAMI, FL –

    Excelente curso Importante para el cuidador ayudar a su grupo bajó sus cuidados

  4. Rosa BURIEN, WA –

    interesante todos los tópicos del curso

  5. Rosie PORTLAND, OR –

    I work with children 3Years and this training will serve me a lot I was very happy to learn 🙂

  6. Martha MIAMI, FL –

    Todo bien

  7. Lady constanza LAWRENCEVILLE, GA –

    gracias por toda la infomacion, esta muy buena y llena de mucho aprendisaje.

  8. Gladis WALNUT CREEK, CA –

    I like the courses are developed.

  9. Sandra KISSIMMEE, FL –

    good

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